Inclusive housing in an ageing society: Innovative approaches
Inclusive housing in an ageing society: Innovative approaches
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Abstract
The housing problems of older people in one's society are highly topical because of the growing number of retired people in the population and, especially, the yet-to-come increasing number of ‘very old’ people. Government policies on the care of older people have been forthcoming from Whitehall, but the issue of housing is just beginning to be seriously addressed. This book represents a first attempt at bringing together people from the worlds of architecture, social science, and housing studies to look at the future of living environments for an ageing society. Projecting thinking into the future, it asks critical questions and attempts to provide some of the answers. It uniquely moves beyond the issues of accommodation and care to look at the wider picture of how housing can reflect the social inclusion of people as they age.
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Front Matter
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Housing an ageing society
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Part One Policy and technology debates
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From ‘special needs’ to ‘lifestyle choices’: articulating the demand for ‘third age’ housing
Julienne Hanson
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Lifetime Homes
Mary Kelly
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The politics of accessible housing in the UK
Jo Milner andRuth Madigan
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The implications of smart home technologies
Malcolm J. Fisk
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Dementia and technology
Mary Marshall
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From ‘special needs’ to ‘lifestyle choices’: articulating the demand for ‘third age’ housing
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Part Two New lives for old?
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Integrated segregation? Issues from a range of housing/care environments
Brian McGrail and others
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Older people’s CoHousing Communities
Maria Brenton
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Retirement communities in Britain: a ‘third way’ for the third age?
Judith Phillips and others
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Shaping everyday life: beyond design
Leonie Kellaher
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Inclusive housing
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Seven
Integrated segregation? Issues from a range of housing/care environments
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End Matter
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